Shankesh Jewellers opens its IPO for subscription today, August 18. The mainboard issue has a price band of Rs. 88–93 per share and is scheduled to close on August 20. The total issue size is around Rs. 367.2 cr.
Shankesh Jewellers opens its IPO for subscription today, August 18. The mainboard issue has a price band of Rs. 88–93 per share and is scheduled to close on August 20. The total issue size is around Rs. 367.2 cr.
Dhanwel Hybrid Seeds is scheduled to launch its SME IPO on August 19, with the issue closing on August 21. The price band has been fixed at Rs. 95–99 per share, while the issue size is approximately Rs. 27 cr. The shares are proposed to list on the BSE SME platform.
Date 18.08.2026
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 24287.65 FII -2535.10 cr DII 5101.46 cr
As discussed yesterday market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day, as lower high formation tighten the bear grip, which has drift down the nifty upto 24226.95
Astro alert: Saturn remains retrograde till 11-12-2026. Unexpected sharp market moves may continue during this period. Therefore, reduce F&O and options trading, avoid overtrading and leverage, and strictly avoid MTF till December 2026.
India’s equity markets continue to remain highly sensitive to global cues, domestic institutional flows, and derivatives positioning. Traders tracking Stock Market Today India are closely watching the latest options data to understand the likely direction of the benchmark indices in the upcoming session. The combination of open interest shifts, volatility trends, and futures positioning provides […]
Date 17.08.2026
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 24366.00 FII 508.12 cr DII 356.40 cr
(17th AUG – 21st AUG 2026)
As we discussed in the previous report dated 10th August 26 market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the week passed by as due to paused to an uptrend and in absence of buying pressure breakout were failed, resultant into slide of nifty upto our support of 24267 i.e. made a weekly low of 24265.96
Indian equity benchmarks are likely to start Monday’s session on the back foot as weak global cues and renewed geopolitical uncertainty weigh on sentiment. GIFT Nifty was indicating a subdued opening, while the previous week had already seen the Nifty decline around 0.8% and the Sensex fall about 0.6%.
The US-Iran standoff remains one of the biggest risks facing global markets. The memorandum between Washington and Tehran is facing expiry, while both sides continue to accuse each other of violating the earlier understanding. The uncertainty has kept attention firmly on the Strait of Hormuz and regional shipping.
Crude oil prices are again approaching the $90-a-barrel mark, with the market reacting to slower tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and the absence of a breakthrough in US-Iran negotiations. Brent was around $88.5 a barrel in Monday trading.
Gold continues to attract safe-haven demand as investors assess geopolitical risks and changing expectations for global interest rates. International gold was trading around $4,393 an ounce on Monday, maintaining its strong 2026 performance.
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